I ran the original code on my MacBook Pro (16in 2019, 2.3GHx 8 core i9). Three
quarters of the results were over 4000, almost 150 of those were 4400 or above.
The highest value was 4493.
Average: 3873 (rounded)
Median: 4081
Standard Deviation: 611 (rounded)
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Hi.
I rand this a few times on an iMac 3.2Ghz Intel I5
I got very consistent counts, averaging 2605, and most count deviating very
little from that value
Craig
> On Apr 8, 2021, at 1:24 AM, Mark Wieder via use-livecode
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> On 4/7/21 9:38 PM, Tom Glod via use-livecode wrote:
>> I he
On 4/7/21 9:38 PM, Tom Glod via use-livecode wrote:
I hear you Sean ..it is pretty interesting These are like gritty
details about the engine, and I love learning them.
I did not expect less than a microsecond / operation, thats for sure.
There are a few other operations I would like to test
I hear you Sean ..it is pretty interesting These are like gritty
details about the engine, and I love learning them.
I did not expect less than a microsecond / operation, thats for sure.
There are a few other operations I would like to test in this way.
thanks for reminding me about the detail
Hi Tom
It is really interesting to see the results from this though. Tried it on
my various machines and got pretty much the same results as everyone else
consistently. It's amazing to see that in the region of 3000 loops occur in
the period of 1ms. which means we are perhaps getting 1 (lowish lev
Excellent ... Yes the 1st one was usually the one that was the lowest for
me, for the reason you described.
But you also cleared up the mysterious big jumps,I too now get a consistent
result.
Thanks for chimming in
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I tried this and got pretty constant results except for maybe the first ten
iterations. I figured if you just jump in with the milliseconds you would not
be at the "beginning" of the milliseconds and added a repeat loop to mitigate
that effect. Furthermore I appended the result to a variable.
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> Interesting
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> Hey peeps,
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> I wanted to measure how many times the LC engine can check the milliseconds
> count during each millisecond that passes.
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> The results really
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Hey peeps,
I wanted to
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Subject: Checking the Milliseconds
Hey peeps,
I wanted to measure how many times the LC engine can check the milliseconds
count during each millisecond that passes.
The results really surprised me, I thought it wo
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Hey peeps,
I wanted to measur
It averages around 3850 and 3900 every time I try. However, when I try to run
the test 1 times the average goes down to just above 3600.
BigSur on Xeon W 3GHz.
Best regards
Tore Nilsen
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> Hey peeps,
>
> I wanted to measure how
Hey peeps,
I wanted to measure how many times the LC engine can check the milliseconds
count during each millisecond that passes.
The results really surprised me, I thought it would be less, but I don't
know why really.
Anyone want to take a guess?
What is strange about my results, is that ever
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